Sentences with phrase «by unfamiliar»

Adding value to underperforming commercial real estate is an investment strategy often overlooked by those unfamiliar with the industry.

Consumers want the advantages of choice — the ability to find what suits us exactly — but become overwhelmed by unfamiliar options.

The tenant knew or should have known that people often are frightened by unfamiliar dogs, even the breeds that are friendly and generally safe.

Do not get befuddled by the unfamiliar terminologies or diversity of mediclaim policies available.

Apart from the financial burden, navigating the formalities in a foreign country may be very difficult, worsened by unfamiliar laws, culture and language.

If a student is spending a semester or a year at a foreign college or university, any routine illness may be complicated by the unfamiliar surroundings, susceptibility to different varieties of virus or bacteria, or by the obstacles of communicating in a foreign language.

When the DMV took over operations of traffic school they began to call it by an unfamiliar name: Traffic Violator School.

Likely because their grasp of the administrative law concepts was sufficiently good to allow them to broaden the focus of their attention, and to be less disorientated by an unfamiliar fact situation.

Perhaps you were approached by an unfamiliar dog in an unfamiliar part of town.

Under this exception to the normal rules about trespassers, Georgia Courts have recognized that children don't always have the capacity to understand unfamiliar dangers or appreciate the risks presented by unfamiliar property.

His initial reservations about whether paper straws would disintegrate in drinks or whether customers might be put off by an unfamiliar product were quickly put to rest.

In the early morning hours of May 1, 2017, the tiny maritime hamlet of Block Island, Rhode Island experienced a complete loss of electrical power, accompanied by an unfamiliar silence.

In contrast, even the best albedo modification strategies are currently limited by unfamiliar and unquantifiable risks and governance issues rather than direct costs.

Her highly elastic forms, which veer from wackily geometric to ecstatically biomorphic, give shape to the notion of things being altered by unfamiliar forces.

Embroidering romantic narratives of men and women with rural backdrops, her work is surrounded by an unfamiliar sense of foreboding.

In his desire to counterbalance personal feelings of alienation and displacement prompted by an unfamiliar terrain, the artist chose to create these photographs, which attempt to translate what a child might do and feel in this type of situation.

His intention, however, is not so much to comment critically or ironically on the notion of historical progress in art as it is simply to keep the viewer from getting bogged down by an unfamiliar or excessively abstract sign system.

«The dogs in our program have to be able to develop social relationships with people and tolerate leashing and handling by unfamiliar people,» explains Kristen.

They then dumped the dog at a shelter, had it taken away by animal control or abandoned in the streets untrained, unsocialized and suddenly surrounded by unfamiliar smells and humans; shoved into a clangy kennel surrounded by an overload of scents from other dogs, barking, howling and slamming kennel doors.

Then, top that off with your pet being poked and prodded in places where the sun doesn't shine by unfamiliar hands and you've got an overwhelmed and possibly scared pet on your hands.

Strange dogs will feel stressed, cornered and threatened on an unfamiliar territory, surrounded by an unfamiliar pack.

You will find travel tips on this page Cat Travel Tips For whatever reason you take your cat to the vet, she or he is going to be handled and examined by an unfamiliar human.

Your cat should enjoy being petted by unfamiliar people and be able to walk on a harness with no issues.

The fearful behaviors in neutered dogs included: responses to loud noises, when first exposed to unfamiliar situations, when approached directly by an unfamiliar child, when barked at, or growled at, by an unfamiliar dog, or even when approached by another dog of similar or larger size, when encountering strange or unfamiliar objects on or near the sidewalk, when encountering windblown objects, when examined by a veterinarian, or when having their nails clipped.

Neutered dogs were more likely to show aggression when delivery workers approached the home, when strangers walked past their home, when joggers, cyclists and roller - bladers passed by, when approached directly by an unfamiliar female dog, when an unfamiliar person approaches the owner or another family member or even just visits the home, and when small animals (for example cats or squirrels) enter the yard.

They likely don't understand the concept of stairs and navigating around furniture, or might be frightened by unfamiliar sounds like vacuums and kitchen appliances.

Shy or fearful dogs can react defensively when approached by unfamiliar people.

She has only known family and now she is surrounded by unfamiliar sounds and people.

Some of the Sanctuary dogs on sleepovers are in training and may become aggressive when approached by an unfamiliar dog.

These dogs might react with aggression when approached by unfamiliar people or dogs while inside their crates.

He is no longer around his mother dog and siblings and he is in a totally new place surrounded by unfamiliar people.

Conversely, dogs who are not willing to initiate contact or remain engaged with their assessors probably do not want to be touched and petted by unfamiliar people.»

If a dog associates care rides with unpleasant experiences (going to the veterinarian, getting an injection, being restrained by unfamiliar people, having its owner «abandon» it), it is highly likely that the dog will resent car travel and will try to avoid it at all costs, whether or not motion sickness is involved.

Active prevention on your part can be accomplished by not allowing your dog's toys or water and food bowls to be accessed by unfamiliar dogs.

Despite being removed from their homes and left in a kennel surrounded by unfamiliar smells, noises and faces, these animals still wag their tails when we visit them or purr when we pet them.

The problem is that the initiative appears to be limited to purebreds, though the crisis created by vicious animals extends far beyond those sacred breeds and the owners most likely to need such encouragement are least likely ever to hear of it.According to the AKC, the test will consist of 10 categories that will show the dog's acceptance of strange people and strange dogs and of being handled in routine ways, such as grooming or petting by unfamiliar people.

Remain motionless (e.g., «be still like a tree») when approached by an unfamiliar dog.

If beating slightly alters while breathing in and out, this can be caused by an unfamiliar environment or momentary stress; however, abnormalities, including a speedy or sluggish pulse, can indicate anemia, lung disease, pressure on the brain, or a failure of circulation.

The old familiar scents are suddenly gone and are replaced by unfamiliar scents and possibly those of prior pet residents.

Toys, play and treats can be used to teach your dog to look forward to visits by unfamiliar people.

Some pets may become spooked by unfamiliar sounds and could escape the yard.

The tenant knew or should have known that people often are frightened by unfamiliar dogs, even the breeds that are friendly and generally safe.

This policy gives stores an incentive to order a new title or a book by an unfamiliar author.

With the biggest vehicle for recognition of up - and - coming and indie authors now gone, one big worry for the future of the publishing world is how to get people to buy books by unfamiliar authors.

Libraries are a great way to encourage readers to try works by unfamiliar writers.

The stroke never materialized and the kindhearted woman, in her third week of waiting, was seized by an unfamiliar rage.

For example, psychomotor overexcitability involves rapid speech, impulsivity, and increased bodily movement — behaviors that could be labeled as «hyperactive» by those unfamiliar with gifted children.Gifted kids could also display ADHD - type behaviors due to their educational environment.

Edutopia blogger Matt Levinson, recognizing that students get overwhelmed by unfamiliar material and choke up on assessments, offers four confidence - building strategies: verbalizing, brain dumps, non-linear thinking creativity.

I've read too many articles about students who, during a field trip to a park or wilderness area, were frightened by unfamiliar noises or the possibility that some beastie might creep up and devour them.

Yoga is a practice that is adaptable to any personality and level of physical fitness, but newcomers often feel intimidated by the unfamiliar terminology (such as the use of Sanskrit names of poses) and conventions (such as taking off your shoes before entering a yoga studio).